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Gordon Olson

CEO at Torii Industries Inc.

Gordon Olson grew up in Idaho, raised in his father’s auto mechanic business and his mother’s upholstery business. He says sarcastically, “Child labor is real, growing up with parents owning small businesses.” Learning to work hard and pursue dreams has been fostered in him since childhood.

During his teens, he moved to Montana, where he calls home now. Throughout Gordon’s life, he has created and advised where technology and culture are going—being a futurist with a deep understanding of how people think and how technology is shaping the world. He believes through technology; we can bring a new way of looking, interacting, and living in the world with a possibility of abundance.

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Gordon Olson

CEO at Torii Industries Inc.

Gordon Olson grew up in Idaho, raised in his father’s auto mechanic business and his mother’s upholstery business. He says sarcastically, “Child labor is real, growing up with parents owning small businesses.” Learning to work hard and pursue dreams has been fostered in him since childhood.

During his teens, Olson moved to Montana, where he calls home now. Throughout Gordon’s life, he has created and advised where technology and culture are going—being a futurist with a deep understanding of how people think and how technology is shaping the world. He believes that through technology, we can bring a new way of looking, interacting, and living in the world with a possibility of abundance.

Mr. Olson has experienced multiple broken water heaters. He was coming home after a long day to find out there was no hot water. Like most of us, Olson is an avid hot water showerer clearing the day’s energy and taking a moment of silence to meditate. While taking a shower, which was cut short from living with multiple people, he decided to make a new water heater. Since this time, Mr. Olson has had a relentless passion for the water heater industry. He started Torii Industries with his Co-founder to reimagine water. His team is creating a highly efficient, low-upfront cost, and environmentally sustainable tankless water heater.

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Gordon Olson

CEO at Torii Industries Inc.

Gordon Olson grew up in Idaho, raised in his father’s auto mechanic business and his mother’s upholstery business. He says sarcastically, “Child labor is real, growing up with parents owning small businesses.” Learning to work hard and pursue dreams has been fostered in him since childhood.

During his teens, Olson moved to Montana, where he calls home now. Throughout Gordon’s life, he has created and advised where technology and culture are going—being a futurist with a deep understanding of how people think and how technology is shaping the world. He believes that through technology, we can bring a new way of looking, interacting, and living in the world with a possibility of abundance.

Mr. Olson has experienced multiple broken water heaters. He was coming home after a long day to find out there was no hot water. Like most of us, Olson is an avid hot water showerer clearing the day’s energy and taking a moment of silence to meditate. While taking a shower, which was cut short from living with multiple people, he decided to make a new water heater. Since this time, Mr. Olson has had a relentless passion for the water heater industry. He started Torii Industries with his Co-founder to reimagine water. His team is creating a highly efficient, low-upfront cost, and environmentally sustainable tankless water heater.

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Timeline

Nov 2020 - Present

Torii Industries Inc.

CEO

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Nov 2020 - Present

Jun 2019 - June 2021

Oh Massage

Owner & Operator

Jun 2019 - June 2021

Jan 2017 - Mar 2018

Wheat Montana Farms & Bakery

Plant Supervisor

Jan 2017 - Mar 2018

Nov 2015 - Jul 2016

Olson Ventures Distributing

Owner / Manager

Nov 2015 - Jul 2016

Ask me

What motivated you to start Torii?
What motivates you to get out of bed in the morning?
What's the most important thing you've learned from a peer and how have you used that lesson in your day-to-day life?
What are you better at than most anyone else?
What’s your superpower and how will you leverage that to make an impact?

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